Fix in-intent inside on-statements #22760
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This PR fixes a bug where
in
-intents were not being implemented for calls inside of on-statements. The functioncheckAnotherFunctionsFormal
was created to fix a particular issue with follower-related code, where it was important to ignore in-intents (see #13300). The function checked whether the argument to the call was defined in the same function as the call itself, and if it wasn't, would tell resolution to not implementin
intent copies for that argument. This would inherently apply to all nested functions, which include our representation of on-statements at this stage of the compiler. The solution is to check whether the nested function is a follower function, and if not, skip the rest of the logic.The .future test
multilocale/bharshbarg/onStmtInIntent.chpl
was introduced in #22747 and demonstrates the bug. This PR retires that .future.Testing: